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Little Stars, the Film.

Where Stars Are Born.

The journey of two teachers and a group of families in Lucca, Tuscany, in the quest for developing an extraordinary elementary school.

The Story

Changing the school paradigm.

Barbara and Tricia are two amazing teachers with a passion for education and creating happy persons from happy children.


This documentary follows the inspiring journey of two dedicated educators and a passionate group of parents as they challenge the status quo of traditional education. Frustrated by the limitations of the current school system, they embark on a mission to create a new learning environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and a deep love of learning. Through intimate portraits of teachers, students, and parents, the film explores the challenges, triumphs, and transformative power of building a school from the ground up. As they navigate bureaucracy, fundraising, and curriculum development, the documentary offers a hopeful vision of education that prioritizes the individual child and prepares them for a complex, ever-changing world.

The Quest.

Do you want to change the world? Start from the children and their education.


Barbara and Tricia are two amazing teachers with a passion for changing the schooling paradigm and create happy persons from happy children.

We asked AI what is the issue with the current schooling system.


The early years of a child's life are crucial for their development. Unfortunately, many schooling systems don't fully capitalize on this critical period. Here are some common issues:


Overemphasis on Academics


Early formalization: Many preschools introduce academic subjects too early, hindering natural curiosity and play-based learning.


Neglect of holistic development: Focusing solely on academics can compromise social, emotional, and physical development.



Lack of Play-Based Learning


Limited free play time: Sufficient unstructured play is essential for cognitive, social, and emotional growth.


Standardized curriculum: Rigid curriculums can stifle creativity and problem-solving skills.


Limited attention to SEL: Social and emotional learning is crucial for building strong foundations for future success.